applying slip to slab
showing texture achieved with slip applied to slab
forming dry slipped and stretched slab
adding wabi sabi texture to tea bowl exterior, example below
thrown teapot, enclosed top becomes bottom of pot
dropping teapot onto floor, example above
solid block of clay later hollowed to form lidded box, example above
just saw your post on fb. how great that you are in this workshop! I so miss clayworks. his work is amazing. have fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat exciting and beautiful work. My fingers itched to feel the weight of the finished pieces and the textures.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful experience.
Ahhh.. superb work, wonderful pieces. Lucky you !
ReplyDeleteGreat!
ReplyDeleteHi Amy, thanks, got to meet Becky and John and they were mentioning how they missed you. Hope you are doing well, the new space at Clayworks is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHi Elephant's Child, thanks, oh the pieces are delight to see and hold in person for sure.
Hi Llono Jo, thanks, having a great time at the workshop, beautiful work for sure.
Hi Judi, thanks, first time touching clay in 7 months, can't wait to get back to it, having a super time.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're back in clay. I enjoy Akira's approach, his energy, and especially his talent. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous work! In answer to your question, the carpet I bought is light blue and it is the best carpet available that is stain and fade resistant.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! What a fun! Glad that you had a wonderful time: )
ReplyDeleteHi Barbara, thanks, yes lots of energy and talent for sure.
ReplyDeleteHi Gigi, thanks, oh I bet your carpet is beautiful.
Hi Midori, thanks, a super time was had by all. Clayworks is a great place and space.